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Architected Porous Metals in Electrochemical Energy Storage
2020
Current Opinion in Electrochemistry
Please cite this article as: Egorov V, O'Dwyer C, Architected Porous Metals in Electrochemical Energy Storage, Current Opinion in Electrochemistry, https://doi. Abstract Porous metallic structures are regularly used in electrochemical energy storage devices as supports, current collectors or active electrode materials. Bulk metal porosification, dealloying, welding or chemical synthesis routes involving crystal growth or self-assembly for example, can sometimes provide limited control of porous
doi:10.1016/j.coelec.2020.02.011
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